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(MIP-1) Namjah is concerned about her mother and baby brother after her father and brother leave,but then when she loses them to the bombing she has trouble with everything . (SIP-A) Namjah changes before the bombings by being more protective of her mother and brother because she doesn't want to lose them like how she lost her father and brother to the Taliban but when the bombs go off she is concerned about her mother and brother getting hit by bombs. Namjah runs down the hill to protect her mother and brother but it is too late Namjah ducts her head and covers and survives but her mother and brother were hit by bombs. (STEWE-1)”But I feel as if my tongue has been lock inside of my mouth ever since i saw my mother aring out the quits”(88). Namjah …show more content…

So now she just sits quietly and agrees with what people say because Namjah never imagined she would have she her mom being killed and she would have to watch it. So Namjah lets people do what they want her to do because she doesn't care anymore. Namjah doesn't even what to live if she doesn't have her family with her. (SIP-B) Namjah is going to Peshawar to find her family but when she get there she thinks of talking to look for her father and …show more content…

(SIP-B) Namjah goes to look for her father and brother so they can go home. (STEWE-1)” Move toward the opening in the canvas tied over the fruit at the back of the truck “. Namjah goes to the fruit truck with out them knowing she is there so she can go Peshawar. People told Namjah just to stay where she is but Namjah knows in her heart that she needs to go find her family and along the way find she will find herself (STEWE-2) Namjah landed safely in Peshawar now she has to get out of the truck without being caught and now she is going to look for her father and brother in Peshawar. Namjah goes to look for her father and brother because she can't call a place home without her family. Once Namjah went to Where she became more determined than ever to find her father and brother. Namjah wants to fix what has happened to her fixing her family so to Namjah if she can get her father and brother she can deal with her losing her father and mother (CS) Namjah is looking for her family everyday to return to her homeland with

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